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World Sight Day 2023: Highlighting the need to protect eyesight at work

  • On October 12, we will commemorate World Sight Day to raise awareness of the value of eye health.
  • This year’s World Sight Day event is sponsored by the IABP.
  • The next stage is to inspire employers worldwide to offer their staff members high-quality eye care.

This year,on October 12, we will commemorate World Sight Day, which is a global initiative to raise awareness of the value of eye health in the workplace.

This year’s World Sight Day event is sponsored by the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IABP), and they have one key.

World Sight Day 2023

To improve the safety, well-being, and productivity of millions of workers, the association is pushing companies to adopt healthy practices and standardize eye health efforts by supporting the LoveYourEyes campaign.

The next stage is to inspire employers worldwide to offer their staff members high-quality eye care. Let’s make sure that everyone has access to, and can afford, eye care, whether it be in staff rooms, studios, or factory floors and offices.

From preventing workplace accidents—which are far too frequently brought on by or result from impaired vision—to increasing productivity—which is significantly enhanced when workers’ eye health is given priority—many actions may be taken to protect eyesight.

Employers and employees can take care of their eye health at work by using the materials developed by the IAPB to launch and support Love Your Eyes at Work.

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